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Onsen

Onsen
31.8296° N · 131.2254° E · OSM node/4773807175
Description

Nice hot spring and bath . you can also pitch your tent near the river.

What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Eve K3 months ago on Google

Following privatization and renovation, the price increased to 700 yen on weekdays (additional charges apply on weekends and during the New Year holidays). The shoe locker keys have QR codes, which manage admission tickets and facility usage fees all in one place, with full payment made upon departure (vending machine payments can also be combined with the bathing fee by scanning the QR code). While credit cards are accepted as one of the final payment methods, they are card-insertion type and do not support smartphone contactless payments. While 700 yen is an average price for day-trip hot springs on Honshu, it was in the 400 yen range when it was operated by Miyakonojo City (as of 2026, Takajo and Yamada no Yupoppo are still in the 400 yen range), and 400-500 yen is common in this region, so it feels somewhat expensive. The facilities have improved to match the price increase, however…

Sona2 years ago on Google

Visited on the way from Rainbow sports land golf club to our hotel in Aoshima. used onsen without staying. Onsen was 500Y on weekdays and weekend price is more expensive. Each tub for hot, mild-hot(biggest), lukewarm and cold water. Water is slightly salty and very soft. Water is very clean though we visited late afternoon. Highlight is an open air bath. The shop provides quite a lot of grocery including fruits and vegetable, simple snacks. We bought some local orange and sweet potatoes and found later that the quality was good and the price was cheaper than a supermaket in Miyazaki city. If you have a car, definitely worth visiting. * English doesn' work well here.

Passport7134878 years ago on Tripadvisor

I usually only use Aoi-dake Onsen for taking photos, but on this early winter weekend, as the autumn leaves were beginning to fall, I enjoyed taking photos of the autumn foliage and then used the hot springs for the first time in a while. …

Linda Konone3 years ago on Google

The worst service.I was the only foreigner here and I was asked to leave the onsen.Yes,I have tattoos but I did not see any warning that says that I can not enter.Racist attitude,do not recommend to attend.My money was also not returned

Rosemary7 years ago on Google

3/3 Really nice experience. Hot cold inside outside. What ever you like. It's the bees Ness. A hoi hoi

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OSM tags
description
Nice hot spring and bath . you can also pitch your tent near the river.
name
Onsen
natural
hot_spring
opening_hours
Mo-Su 09:00-18:00
Gear up

Primitive springs don’t come with towels. A quick-dry towel, water shoes, and a headlamp for the walk back all pack small.

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